Once again, Koz has delivered a great thing. The interviews with Bill Malone, Mark Wilson, and Todd Robbins are great. Some excellent tricks are shown and explained, and David Regal's section made me laugh out loud with his "anatomy lesson"

If you've not yet seen RMQ, you're really missing out! Tons of great content at a great price!

Loved it!
A fantastic production!
These are continuing to be one of the best buys in Magic.

I am soooo happy all of you get to get your magazine on time. We artist however tend to get ours roughly the same time THE NEXT ISSUE COMES OUT!

KOZZZZZZZ!!!
Justin N. Miller

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I'm so glad I subscribed. This is really great. My dvd arrived this weekend, and I watched it start to finish in one sitting. More David Regal please! He's hilarious.

I got my DVD the other day and I love it. I do wish David Regal would go more in-depth with the reviews, though.

Kozmo you have really been doing a great job.

I love Bill Malone and was so excited to see the interview.

David Regal was the best thing on this reel quarterly. His BOX OF CRAP speech had me laughing for 20 minutes. I have made this speech many times but always felt it fell on def ears. He has pointed out what dealers seem to be blind too, cause crap can sell for a minute. I also like his take on how these tricks are going to work or not work so well in the real world.

I just viewed Reel Magic #4, and I enjoyed it.

I had a problem with a defective DVD. I e-mailed Kozmo and the customer service was outstanding: a replacement was shipped to me immediately, and I received it in no time.

The interview with Bill Malone was enlightening. In view of his success in magic, I listen carefully to what he has to say. Bill teaches his sponge ball routine on the DVD, and it has several insights that are fresh and helpful. The continuous production Bill teaches is killer visual magic.

Lonnie Chevrie’s card stab is baffling, dead easy, and highly commercial in that it involves a spectator and makes him/her the hero.

In what was a first for me, I laughed out loud at a magic review, in this case by David Regal.

The real surprise for me on the DVD was a mercury card fold performed under cover of the card case, and taught by Jon Armstrong. The title of the section, “Small Things, Big Difference,” doesn’t prepare the viewer for an eye-opening new utility move. It’s a brilliant idea, because the card case provides both physical cover that conceals the folding, as well as psychological cover, with the fold occurring as the cards are put away and the trick is supposedly over. Mastery of this move opens a whole bunch of possibilities, from card to watch, money clip, paper clip, matchbook, shoe, etc. In my eyes this move is reason enough to get the DVD.

David Regal! God bless you.

Really nice interview with Bill Malone.

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3. Fade by Titanas
   
4. Water to Beer
   

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